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So a lot of big news happening in the world of coronavirus, which is the only news on planet Earth at this point, obviously.

The biggest news, of course, is that very,

very late last night, like early morning, the White House and Congress did strike a deal to deliver

$2 trillion in government relief to a nation increasingly under lockdown, according to the New York

Times, that $2 trillion in relief is only part of the spending here. The fact is that this,

which is the biggest, it's not a bailout,

but the biggest spending plan in the history of the world. I mean, not just the United States.

And the history of the world is only part of the deal here. The Treasury is also floating about

$4 trillion in spending with regard to buying up commercial paper, buying up bank loans,

and all of the rest. So what exactly is in this giant rescue bill?

Well, a lot, a lot.

So, according to, first of all, I think it's important to note here that Nancy Pelosi, to the last minute, was insisting that her holding this thing up over the weekend was a good idea.

And the Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, she was on TV yesterday suggesting that the bill should have been held up over environmental concerns of all things.

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